Changing Conversations: Religious Reflection & Cultural Analysis

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Dwight N. Hopkins, Sheila Greeve Davaney
Psychology Press, 1996 - 262 頁
Changing Conversationsdefines the crucial role of cultural studies in the articulation and practice of religious studies disciplines. A decisive turn in the development of religious reflection, this volume seeks to redefine disciplinary self-understanding, and to promote religion as an integral component of cultural studies. Emphasizing a commitment to the marginalized perspectives--i.e. those communities lacking the resources to determine a new vision of society and so struggle to carve out their own space which more clearly embodies their own idiom, Changing Conversationspresents insightful, authoritative contributions which show how religion is both embedded in and expressive of concrete social relationships and local realities. Featuring detailed cultural and political analyses, flavored with historical and feminist theory, Changing Conversationswill inform every reader seeking to explore theology as a vital component of cultural studies.
 

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INTRODUCTION
1
Sheila Greeve Davaney
25
Transcendence and Material Culture
59
Texts and Temporalities in Tension
79
Theology and Popular Culture
101
Theology as Cultural Critique in America
123
A Womanist Perspective on Theology and Culture
145
Slave Religious Culture as a Heuristic
163
Toni Morrisons Song of Solomon
183
Liberation as Risky Business
207
Culture and Politics in Black and African Theologies
235
CONCLUSION
255
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